My granddaughter Sadie used it when she was a baby and now that her brother is here he also uses it. Max is two weeks old and he is always more than satisfied when he is done. He sleeps well after a bottle of Nestle Good Start 1. He has never thrown up afterwards or during a feeding, He is gaining weight well. I would recommend this formula to everyone whom is having a baby. My daughter breast feed for the first 12 days and also supplemented with Nestle Good Start 1 . I think that it is wonderful that Nestle has put out such a great product.

Thanks so much Nestle

TerryLee Diemert

Same great taste as the previous packages but these packages do contain a significantly less amount of formula. The little scoop is definitely a lot easier for use and the package is much more easy for storing and keeping fresh. My only problem is that you are paying more for less formula.

Worked really well for my son. What I like is that the company gives us coupons for it so it's cheaper than the others brands.

I use nestle good start for my BB. We tried breastfeeding but he just couldn't latch on properly so we went to a formula. I started with the ready made liquid so all we had to do was warm it and serve but the price quickly added up so we went to the concentrate which was significantly less expensive:). I asked the nurses at the hospital about using the powdered formula and they didn't recommend it b/c it can be a little harder to digest for newborns so I stuck with the concentrate. I found that BB liked it, he had no digestive problems, no spit ups or any other problems of concern so I've kept using it. At the 3 month mark I asked my Dr when I could switch to powder and he informed me that I could've right from the start.( Just goes to show that everyone has their own opinion). So I opened the sample container of powder formula that I got from Nestle good start while I was pregnant. ( they have a great package that you can register for that contains free samples and coupons). I have to admit that I was somewhat disappointed with the powder b/c I just couldn't mix it up good enough, but that could've been something I was doing wrong, so I was concerned that BB would have problems. So upon doing some price comparisons I found that the liquid concentrate wasn't much more expensive than the powder and I found it less messy so I've stuck with the concentrate from the time BB was about 6 weeks old and he's 8 months now. I definately recommend Nestle Good Start :)

I chose to bottle feed when my daughter was a baby and this was the formula I chose,she drank it with no problems, finding the right formula is important

we have tried this product and I would recommend this to the consumer it a Good Start for for the new babies growth in their early stages it's a great price and good packaging ,and easy access for immediate feeding for anytime of the day , the best thing about this Nestle Good Start 1 is that it comes in Stages and that is what matters for us parents and our babies!

All three of my babies were on good start for the first year. We've tried other brands but noticed that they has more frequent constipation. They were able to tell us but we think it must be easy on their tummies since they were always happy after some GoodStart.

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It has a lot of great nutrition for those little babies. It's super easy on babies tummies.

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this is great because it is close to breast feeding milk and it has all the nutrients a baby needs.

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My daughter nursed as long as possible but when I went back to work, we had to switch her to formula. We tried a couple different kinds and this was the ONLY one she'd take willingly. It had a good consistency to it, didn't have a weird smell which I found some other formulas did, and overall was a great choice for her. I always recommended this to other new mothers!

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